By Selwyn Duke

I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 52:20.

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Talkback-11-19-2021

By Selwyn Duke

He’s not Atlas holding up the world. But Dr. Scott Atlas is holding up the Coronavirus Task Force — to scrutiny — and what the physician, formerly part of said force, reveals is not pretty.

To some people Dr. Anthony Fauci, and to a lesser degree ex-White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Deborah Birx and former CDC director Robert Redfield, are heroes; to others they’re zeros. To some they epitomize benevolence, to others malevolence. But Atlas, who spent time at COVID-19 meetings with them, reports that they’re something else:

Incompetent.

Atlas said that the three “experts” at the China virus response’s nucleus lacked knowledge, didn’t know the data, didn’t care to, and exhibited a total lack of critical-thinking skills.

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s a new product being rolled out just in time for Christmas, I guess, but the question is: Do you get it when you’re naughty or nice?

The gift is an electronic thought-police bot going by the name “Themis.” Intended for classrooms and social settings, the device is designed to detect and interrupt “offensive” remarks.

No, you didn’t accidentally log on to the Babylon Bee. This is not satire, though it is often hard to tell in today’s world. Themis, named after the Greek goddess of justice and social order, is an actual product invented by an actual person who, it appears, markets it with an actual straight face.

“The thought police have arrived,” writes the Telegraph, reporting on the behavior bot, though, thankfully, Themis doesn’t vaporize misbehaving humans with a disintegrator ray (at least not yet) like the robot Gort in The Day the Earth Stood Still. Instead, it relies on “extremely bothersome alarms” that last “approximately two minutes,” as the Telegraph also relates, that are intended to warn the transgressor and provoke discussion.

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s one thing hearing in the news about, let’s say, a car with supposed brake defects. But if you also began encountering people left and right who’d gotten into braking-caused accidents in that model vehicle, the story would become truly real to you. So it is with writer Liam Brooks and the COVID-19 “vaccines.”

And so it is with me.

I’ve written in recent months about how for the first time in my life, I’d personally met four different people in a short space of time who told me they’d had serious heart issues (in their cases, after taking the coronavirus genetic therapy agents {GTAs, a.k.a. “vaccines”}). Now Brooks tells us his stories in a piece titled “COVID vaccines: A warning from the grave.”

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By Selwyn Duke

I was on for approximately 25 minutes. I was on fire toward the end of this appearance; in fact, I think my hair was smoking. My segment begins at 02:26:51. 

By Selwyn Duke

I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 52:20.

Note: To fast-forward to my segment, you must right-click on the in-line MP3 player below and then click "Open link in new tab."

Talkback-11-12-2021

By Selwyn Duke

“The president has made his decision — now let him enforce it.” This twist on a famed Andrew Jackson paraphrase appears to be the spirit espoused by GOP gubernatorial candidate John Lee, who aims to unseat Nevada’s Democrat governor Steve Sisolak in next year’s midterm elections.

Lee, North Las Vegas’ mayor and a former Democrat himself, laments that his erstwhile party is now run by Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and is aiming to usher in socialism; this reality “is just sickening to everyone,” he stated on Breitbart News Saturday.

 “Lee argued that Republican governors can serve as the best check against the Democrat Party"….

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By Selwyn Duke

There are many reasons for the continuing COVID-19 hysteria. There are politicians who use it to leverage power; in fact, it helped defeat a sitting president last year. Pharmaceutical companies are making billions off “vaccines,” and Amazon and other Death Star retailers can ever rake in copious cash if small-business competition is repeatedly locked down. But the more fascinating matter is why countless millions of people worldwide still, like a hive mind, obediently perform COVID Ritual over a disease that mortally threatens relatively few and is entirely treatable.

Dr. Robert Malone, a co-inventor of mRNA vaccines, has been warning against COVID hysteria and tweeted out a video interview Monday that he believes answers this question. The interviewee is Mattias Desmet, professor of clinical psychology at Ghent University in Belgium. Desmet doesn’t appear a typical social scientist. Avoiding psycho-babble, he introduces viewers to the phenomenon of “mass formation” and explains how masses worldwide have become hypnotized Branch COVIDians.

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By Selwyn Duke

The power of the mob is incredible — especially when that mob controls the media. Consider common (mis)perceptions about Kyle Rittenhouse and his actions last year in Kenosha, Wisconsin, for which he has been on trial. Commentator Candace Owens said on Tucker Carlson Tonight Monday that black people have written to her and called her a race traitor for defending the teen, as they’re under the impression he killed two black men on that fateful August 25, 2020 day. (Reality: He shot only white people). The Young Turks producer and host Ana Kasparian recently admitted she was wrong in long believing that Rittenhouse had been pursuing the men he shot. (Reality: He was the one fleeing and being pursued.) This proves you can professionally comment on the news without actually knowing the news. Now we hear that billionaire investor Bill Ackman, a longtime Democrat supporter, has gone from woke to woken-up on the boy’s trial. This is for a very simple reason:

He has actually been watching the trial.

And he’s apparently struck by the chasm between its reality and mainstream media fantasy.

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By Selwyn Duke

It’s the type of story that would get wall-to-wall coverage were the roles reversed:

A COVID-19 patient in Texas was denied monoclonal antibody treatment — which can greatly reduce the chances of coronavirus-induced hospitalization and death — by a black healthcare worker because of his race. The patient was white, and the incident was captured on video.  

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